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Deborah Netolicky

"We seem to have ended up in a situation where governments and the public often value what is being measured, rather than that attempts are made to measure what is considered valuable."

Dr Deborah Netolicky has more than 20 years of experience teaching and leading in independent schools in Australia and England.

She is currently Head of Teaching and Learning (K-12) at St Mark’s Anglican Community School, Honorary Research Associate at Murdoch University, Chair of a local primary school board, and member of national and international education advisory committees.

She is the recipient of awards including the 2021 ACEL WA Certificate of Excellence in Educational Leadership, the 2021 AERA Educational Change SIG Emerging Scholar Award, the 2021 Michael Fullan Emerging Scholar Award, the 2018 WA Research in Educational Leadership and Management Award, and the 2016 ACEL ‘New Voice’ In Educational Leadership Research Scholarship.

She blogs at theeduflaneuse.com, hosts the The Edu Salon podcast, and is author of Transformational Professional Learning: Making a Difference in Schools, editor of Future Alternatives for Educational Leadership: Diversity, Inclusion, Equity and Democracy and co-editor of Flip the System Australia: What Matters in Education.